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160m Contest. Not for the faint hearted!
The club enthusiastically participated in the RSGB 160m contest on Saturday night for the very first time, and it proved to be an invaluable learning experience for all involved. Navigating the intricacies of getting an antenna to function effectively on this band is...
Another successful JOTA/JOTI weekend
JOTA-JOTI is the world’s largest digital and radio Scout event, promoting friendship and global citizenship JOTA-JOTI is an annual event in which Scouts all over the world connect with each other by means of internet and amateur radio. Short-wave radio signals carry...
Friday Night
Another busy night at the club with 2 new members and another one who came for a tour and to meet everyone. The shack was really busy. The radios were all being used and some great conversations were going on.
Silent Keys, in memoriam
The Isle of Wight Radio Society would like to thank the friends and relatives of silent key Radio Amateurs for the donation of their equipment. Such equipment will remain within the Amateur Radio community either used by the Club or through onward sale to other Radio Amateurs. Any moneys obtained will be used by the Club to improve its facilities for the benefit of its Members.
Specifically we would like to remember:-
Paul Whitelock G0GMY – Paul was a staunch support of the club and held several officers posts and will be missed.
Mick Buckland 2E0BUK who kindly donated equipment to the club